Despite some competition from newcomer Lightyear, the latest film in the “Jurassic” series, Jurassic World Dominion held onto the top spot of the box-office weekend by a mere $7.7 million.
Dropping a spot to finish in sixth-place over the weekend was The Bad Guys which made $980,000 during the last three days to raise its nine-week total to $94.2 million. Holding its ground and sticking around in seventh place was Everything Everywhere All at Once which added $960,000 over the weekend to lift its thirteen-week total to $64.9 million. Falling to the eighth after finishing in sixth place last weekend, was the sequel Downton Abbey: A New Era with $830,000. The film now lays claim to a five-week tally of $42.2 million. Staying put in ninth place over the weekend with $228,000 was Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The animated film now claims an eleven-week total of $190.5 million. Finally, the comedy Brian and Charles debuted in the final spot of the weekend’s top ten with $198,000 to show for its first weekend in release.
Two films were pushed from the box-office top ten over the weekend. After climbing back into the top ten last week, the Firestarter remake has again fallend off the list after amassing $9.5 million over its six weeks in release. Meanwhile, the comedy Ante Sundharaniki leaves the top ten after debuting in the final spot last weekend.
Weekend Box Office (June 17th – June 19th)
- Jurassic World Dominion…$58.7 Million
- Lightyear…$51.0 Million
- Top Gun: Maverick…$44.0 Million
- Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness…$4.2 Million
- The Bob’s Burgers Movie…$1.1 Million
- The Bad Guys…$980,000
- Everything Everywhere All at Once…$960,000
- Downton Abbey: A New Era…$830,000
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2…$228,000
- Brian and Charles…$198,000
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